Come see some of my never-before-seen film photography pieces at “First Roll,” a group photography exhibition with the theme of first impressions and feelings on your first film roll.

With a long history of self-published creative work, Tokyo has much to offer for zine fans, from specialized stores to events and workshops.

I designed Metropolis Magazine’s latest summer issue — keep reading to find out more about how the process went!

Known for its high-quality standards and ingenious designs, Japanese stationery has been winning the hearts of first-time shoppers and diehard stationery fans alike. But is it really worth the hype?

To celebrate International Women's Day, we take a look at five female authors from the late Meiji to Showa era who changed Japan.

Partners in and out of their jobs, Ian Lynam and Yuki Kameguchi create opportunities to do what they do best: share their love for design.

Five women share their pregnancy stories

Honkaku, thrillers and crime sagas — Japan’s got it all